building world-class digital infrastructure for the UK - GOV.UK

It is essential that we continue to create conditions that encourage investment in the UK’s digital infrastructure. A strong, stable regulatory regime is at the heart of this, with Ofcom - the UK’s independent communications regulator - protecting the interests of consumers, by promoting competition. Strong … See more

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Jan 20, 2025 · The NOA estimates the UK public sector spends a minimum of £14bn on digital procurement annually. This digital spend covers a vast and diverse range of projects, from the …

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Is the UK ready for a 'world-class digital infrastructure'?

At the national level, the Government has set out its ambitions to build ‘a world-class digital infrastructure’ and has committed to rolling out nationwide full fibre broadband1 coverage by 2033 and increase geographic mobile coverage to 95 per cent of the UK by 2022. However, the job of connecting the UK is far from complete. ...

Are new build homes delivering a world-class digital infrastructure?

In recent years, it has become apparent that the standard of digital connectivity provided to some new build homes is below par and doesn’t reflect the Government’s national ambition to roll out world class digital infrastructure across the country. ...

How does digital infrastructure impact the UK economy?

The Digital Infrastructure sector contributed £33bn to the UK economy in 2017 (1.8% of GVA), up by a third since 2010.40 A core contributor to connected growth in local areas, direct benefits from improved digital connectivity include large increases in download speeds leading to more productive economic activity. ...

How can we build a world-leading digital economy?

This strategy sets out how we will build on our success to date to develop a world-leading digital economy that works for everyone. 1. Connectivity - building world-class digital infrastructure for the UK 2. Digital skills and inclusion - giving everyone access to the digital skills they need 3. ...

How can government support digitalisation in infrastructure?

Various reports have stated that in order to increase digitalisation in infrastructure, government support is needed to help organisations adopt digital technologies, improve the digital skills of workers, invest in digital connectivity and to develop clear regulations. 3,4,5, ...

What does the £740 million investment in digital infrastructure mean?

As part of the £740 million of investment in digital infrastructure announced at Autumn Statement 2016, we will fund a coordinated programme of integrated fibre and 5G trials to help make sure that we are in the best possible position to exploit the considerable potential of 5G and future digital services for UK consumers and businesses. ...